Question

Which of the following is an example of inclusive language? a. “Wait up, guys!” b. “Yes, she’s a housewife.” c. “Mr. and Mrs. Carter will be attending the gala tonight.” d. “You have wonderful parenting skills.”

Answer 1

D. "You have wonderful parenting skills."

Inclusive language is language that is gender-neutral. It does not use words that denote a specific gender to refer to a group. An example of non-inclusive language would be "Wait up, guys!". In this example, it is excluding anyone who is a girl. In option B the non-inclusive word is housewife. Option C is specific to just Mr. and Mrs. Carter - giving them gender specific titles. Option D is the only option that does not refer to a specific gender.

Answer 2

The one that exemplifies an 'Inclusive Language' would be:

d). “You have wonderful parenting skills.”

• 'Inclusive Language' is described as a language that prevents offending any individual on the basis of his/her gender, race, sex, or any innate prejudice.
• The statement that aims to serve this goal of not offending anyone would be 'You..skills' as it describes the general character trait f the person.
• While the other statements employ either degrading or prejudiced remarks(sexist, displaying supremacy, etc.) over the others.

Thus, option d is the correct answer.

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